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June 23 - July 6, 2025

2024 Guest Artists and Faculty · Page 3

Patrick Cashin

Patrick Cashin

Described by CBC Radio as “a truly original interpretive voice,” pianist Patrick Cashin is becoming known as a distinctive presence on the Canadian music scene. He designs unique recitals centred around the best of the piano repertoire and particularly enjoys playing Mozart piano concertos, in which he improvises and composes cadenzas in the style of Mozart.

Annie

Annie Corrigan

Annie Corrigan is the host of Tuckamore’s post-concert interviews. Originally from Bowling Green, Ohio, she is the Principal Oboe of the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra and an Adjunct Professor of Oboe at Memorial University. Prior to moving to Newfoundland in 2016, Annie served as Principal Oboe of the Carmel Symphony Orchestra and Second Oboe in the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic. Annie is currently completing her Doctorate of Music (Oboe) from Indiana University. In addition to her musical life, Annie has an extensive background in radio and audio thanks to twelve years of work at Bloomington, Indiana’s NPR affiliate WFIU.

Jennifer

Jennifer Johnson

Jennifer is a violinist with the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra in St. John’s, Newfoundland, in addition to Tuckamore Festival's resident Body Mapping Educator!

As a Licensed Body Mapping Educator and Sponsoring Teacher (trainer) for the Association for Body Mapping Education (ABME), she teaches Body Mapping, trains new Body Mapping Educators and presents the Course “What Every Musician Needs to Know About the Body” internationally. Jennifer is also the author of “What Every Violinist Needs to Know About the Body", and the Founder, Artistic Director and a principal performer of a philanthropic concert series called “Less Violence, More Violins.”

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Ben Diamond

Described as “a natural performer who infuses his interpretations with energy, excitement, and a broad expressive range”, Montréal based guitarist Ben Diamond is a well-rounded musician whose passion knows no limits. He is active as an educator, improviser, performer, and collaborator pursuing a wide variety of projects that constantly push the limits of the modern-day classical guitar.

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